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Former Badger graduates from West Point
Reid James Boorman graduated from United States Military Academy at West Point on May 21, 2016 and commissioned as an officer into the United States Army.
Santa to visit Schweitzer
Santa might have to circumnavigate the world during the night on Christmas Eve, but that doesn’t mean he can’t get some turns in at Schweitzer Resort during the day.
Best of Boundary County is about to begin
Best of Boundary County is about to begin.
Athlete of the Week: Markynn Pluid, girls basketball
Senior Markynn Pluid is named Athlete of the Week for Bonners Ferry girls basketball.
TRACK & FIELD: Abubakari wins discus at Meet of Champions, state rankings
Senior Asha Abubakari placed first in the discus with a new personal record of 136–8 at the District 1 Meet of Champions hosted by Post Falls High on Thursday, May 1.
Kootenai River will be near flood stage
BONNERS FERRY — Bonners Ferry will be at or near flood stage for up to seven days starting the first week of June.
Family, friends honor Sgt. Josh Kirk in Maine run
In August, the late Sgt Josh Kirk’s family participated in Run for the Fallen Maine, an event honoring soldiers born or raised in Maine whodied in the line of duty.
Silver Lining
Former Bonners Ferry resident Bill Sage realized there is no time like the present when he asked Jean Merna Oliver to be his wife after a one-year courtship.
Century 21 under new ownership
BONNERS FERRY — The Bonners Ferry Century 21 Four Seasons Realty, next to Safeway, has recently had an ownership change.
Bald eagle migration reaches the lakes of northern Idaho
Bald eagles have returned on schedule to northern Idaho. The annual migration of these magnificent birds has begun and the number in our area is growing. The peak number will occur around Christmas.
Manly men vie for ‘Mr. BFHS’ title
BONNERS FERRY — Ben Tompkins proved how manly he was by taking the title of Mr. BFHS last Friday, March 13.
Mayor Staples casts deciding vote to change the vision statement
The City council was split to pass an update to the city’s vision statement; Mayor Dick Staples made the final decision by approving the motion presented by Councilman Ron Smith.
Mayor Staples casts deciding vote to change the vision statement
The City council was split to pass an update to the city’s vision statement; Mayor Dick Staples made the final decision by approving the motion presented by Councilman Ron Smith.
Fulcher objects to Electoral College certification
U.S. House Rep. Russ Fulcher (R-Idaho) released a video objecting to the Electoral College certification.
Private road owners must name roads
By ROBERT JAMES
Libraries contribute to communities
My husband and I live in Sagle, but subscribe to the Bonners Ferry Herald. Our daughter and son-in-law work and reside in Bonners Ferry and so we enjoy learning about what is going on north of us.
Conservation Stewardship deadline Feb. 7
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service has extended the deadline for new enrollments in the Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) for fiscal year 2014. Producers interested in participating in the program can submit applications to NRCS through Feb. 7, 2014 for fiscal year 2014 funding.
Habitat buys land to build homes
Boundary County Habitat for Humanity has purchased property in Bonners Ferry that will allow the organization to build up to seven homes.
Agent Orange survey to help vets
Dick Phenneger is on a mission to assist his fellow Vietnam veterans and their families.
Setting Steve Tanner straight on services
Dear Editor,